The Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Kyiv has ruled to lift the arrest on the trade and office complex ‘Gulliver’. The arrest was imposed as part of an investigation into a criminal case against the management of LLC ‘Trio’, which is accused of tax evasion.
This is reported by Kyiv24
Management of ‘Gulliver’ Transferred to a Banking Consortium
As a result of the court’s decision, the facility is currently managed by a consortium of state banks. Representatives of the banks reported that they have already signed most of the lease agreements for the premises, as well as contracts for the maintenance of the complex. A management team has been formed to ensure the stable operation of the building.
‘The consortium of state banks continues its work to stabilize the management of the facility: a significant portion of lease agreements has been signed, contracts for the maintenance of the complex have been concluded, and a management team has been established. At this stage, the banks intend to manage the complex independently, directing the income towards financing the economy and the defense industry,’ the statement said.
Resistance from Former Owners and the Future of the Complex
Despite the lifting of the arrest, representatives of the former owner of the complex continue to block access to certain infrastructure areas within the building. This situation complicates the full management of the facility by the new leadership.
The bankruptcy proceedings for LLC ‘Trio’ are ongoing. The first court hearing in this case is scheduled for November 19, 2025. It is expected that further court decisions will impact the future of the complex and its status in the Kyiv commercial real estate market.